This paper discusses the following topics: How are clients now best served in this climate of uncertainty"; What are the key drivers in ensuring clients reap the benefit of the current environment?; What is the most appropriate structure to conduct business and hold investments?; What planning is required to ensure maximum flexibility and advantage is built into client structures?; Comparative taxation treatment of companies, partnerships and trusts; Commercial issues - asset protection, equity raisings and transferability of interests; Practical worked examples and case studies.
Miscellaneous
2001
What do you do now and what do you do later?
Source: Western Australia
Published Date: 11 May 2001
Individual Session
What do you do now and what do you do later?
Author(s):
Grant Cathro
,
Walter J Tieleman
Materials from this
session:
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- Published By: Grant Cathro, Walter J Tieleman
- Published On:11 May 2001
- Took place at:Hyatt Regency, Perth
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